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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 11, 1892
Page
3
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Dinton Montana November 11 1892 report surveys the county and state election results. Helena won the capital race while Bozeman gains influence and forecasts of growth. See remarks on silver issue, party shifts, wool prices, and local club activities amid a turbulent political mood.
The county race was largely friendly with candidates on both tickets praised for civility. Clarence Cleveland’s election is viewed as a major blow to Western prosperity, as Montana remains Republican for years, while the People’s party is labeled a Democratic sideshow financed by its opponents.
A Helena dispatch notes Judge Stephen DeWolfe is praised as an experienced legislator and honest public servant, with Fair trade sympathies. The piece references Democratic support in the county race and skepticism toward Grover Mereland criticism, plus a Journal company seizure affecting its operations and a hoped military post outcome.
Secretary of State Foster argues the tariff policy hurt the Republicans in the McKinley bill dispute and that voters endorsed a new policy. He says administration has a clean record and Cleveland likely to gain party control of Congress for a policy shift. Chauncey M. Depew echoes hopes for Democratic control of both chambers if Cleveland is elected.
The New York Tribune notes early returns favor Cleveland and Stevenson across states. English manufacturers cheer the new protection stance. An advertising notice promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a preventive cure for croup with 50 cent bottles available from druggists.
Notice of final proof required for an armed settler named in Helena Montana. The claimant and witnesses listed must appear at the U S land office to present evidence supporting their claim and rebut opposing evidence under superintendent rules. Cross-examination and rebuttal opportunities will be provided at the hearing.
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